OAM honour for tenacious Liz
Wudinna’s Liz Habermann has been recognised for her unwavering commitment and dedication with a Medal of the Order of Australia.
The Wudinna resident was awarded...
Glorious weather attracts people
A large crowd came out for the annual Smoky Bay Strawberry Fete this month, enjoying glorious weather and a great selection of food.
A variety...
Comedy ‘wedding reception’ wins award
Kimba Hospital Auxiliary only has a small committee but managed to host the district's Australia Day Event of the Year in 2024.
Auxiliary treasurer Sheree...
Safety warning following record ATV deaths
Following a record number of deaths in the past 12 months, South Australians are being warned about the dangers of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), including...
Tuna a popular catch
The tuna run is almost in top gear now with tuna located at just about all good areas from Port Lincoln right up to...
Rebecca follows family volunteering example
Rebecca Clifford is following a family legacy of volunteering in the Kimba community.
The 21-year-old daughter of Trevor and Marina Clifford has been named Kimba...
Government’s Rex support welcomed
The federal government’s decision to take on $50 million of debt from financially-stricken Regional Express (Rex) has been met with enthusiasm on Eyre Peninsula.
The...
Isle becomes deputy mayor
Lower Eyre Council appointed a new deputy mayor at its January meeting.
John Isle, who was elected to the council last August, will take over...
A thousand tiles and stories: A decade of the Cummins Mosaic Group
The Cummins Mosaic Group recently celebrated a decade of creating and togetherness with current and former members at the Cummins Community Hotel.
Founded in 2014,...
Community spirit strong
Giving and community-minded Lower Eyre residents and groups will be acknowledged this Australia Day.
Sophie Blacker is Citizen of the Year, while Bayside Grind Coffin...